New: Connect your AI assistant to Moja
Category: New Release
Release Date: October 6 2026
Location: Integrations → MCP
Understand your Moja setup through conversation
Moja’s new MCP connection lets a compatible AI assistant read supported configuration from your organization. Instead of opening several pages to inspect buyers, targets, routing plans, and number assignments, you can ask your assistant to retrieve and explain that information.
The connection is read-only. Your assistant can help you understand your setup without changing it through MCP.
What you can do
• Inspect campaigns, buyers, and publishers.
• Review target settings, RTB settings and groups, and routing plans.
• Look up phone-number assignments.
• Retrieve call-flow names and identifiers.
Examples to try
These are example prompts, not recorded test results:
• Review a buyer’s setup: “List the targets associated with this buyer and summarize their configured settings.”
• Inspect routing: “Show the configured destinations in this routing plan.”
• Check number assignments: “Which phone numbers are assigned to this campaign?”
• Prepare a configuration review: “Summarize this campaign’s configuration and identify the related routing objects I should review.”
The assistant’s answers concern configured settings—not proof of what happened on a live call.
How it works
MCP connects your AI client to Moja through an authorization flow. You register the client, initiate the connection from that client, and approve read-only access to the selected Moja organization.
Registering an app does not grant access by itself. The connection must be authorized separately, and you can revoke that authorization from Moja.
Getting started
1. Open Integrations → MCP → Setup. Complete authentication setup if the page prompts you.
2. Select your AI client. Enter an app name and the exact callback URL supplied by that client, then select Register app & get client ID.
3. In your AI client, enter the Moja endpoint and public client ID displayed by Setup. Select OAuth with `moja:read` and leave the client secret blank.
4. Start the connection from your AI client. On Moja’s approval screen, check the organization, app, callback, and read-only scope before approving a request you initiated.
5. Return to Connections to review the authorization. Ask the assistant a supported configuration question and check Activity for the corresponding tool event.
Manage access
• Connections: review authorization status, expiry, and last successful tool use, or revoke a connection.
• Activity: inspect retained authorization and tool events.
• Setup: disable organization access when all existing authorizations must stop working. Re-enabling access does not restore those invalidated authorizations.
What’s not included
• Creating, updating, or deleting Moja configuration through MCP.
• Call-performance reporting or recordings.
• The contents of call-flow diagrams; this release exposes their names and identifiers.
Client compatibility
Requires a compatible MCP client with OAuth support. Availability may depend on the client’s plan and workspace policy.